This website follows the Young Explorers families from the Explorers Club on expeditions and adventures around the world and their quest to make this world a better place. 

From the top of the globe (North Pole), when they went on the youngest scientific expeditions with their friends Kinga and Ronin to collect microfiber samples in 2018, the oceans in Mexico and Taiwan where they learned to dive and to help sea turtles hatch and explorer reefs and marine life while swimming with the whale sharks, mobula rays, clownfish (Finding Nemo)  and the sea lions, to the depth of the Ecuadorian Amazon where they helped indigenous tribes with reforestation and GPS mapping of plant and wildlife habitats. In 2024 they started mountaineering and climbed the highest peak in Africa, Kilimanjaro with their explorers friends and families guided by the Kilimanjaro Initiative an NGO funded by Explorers Club member Tim Challen.  This trip brought them for the first time to Africa, where they spent time exploring the Tigray region in Ethiopia and climb to remote thousand year old rock churches. They visited the Kibera Slum in Nairobi and spent time in the Amboseli National Park. In preparation for the hiking/mountaineering they prepared in the Andes and did a shorter Inca Trail and visited Machu Pichu. 

Education is an important part of these trips and outreach to other children in their schools, see press and education. 

All this started with the Explorers Club's Young Explorers Program in 205 with 40 sessions. This program became now the Explorers Cubs and is continuing fr kids age 8-12.